Sentences with phrase «cats by commercial breeders»

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(1) The number of dogs or cats in the possession of the commercial breeder on the date the report is filed; (2) The number of dogs and cats sold during the reporting period and the names and addresses of the persons to whom they were sold; and (3) The number of dogs and cats received by the commercial breeder other than those purchased and the names and addresses of the persons from whom they were obtained.

That ordinance restricted pet stores from selling dogs or cats from commercial breeders, but was ultimately nixed months later by Arizona's governor, who signed a counter bill giving the state — and not cities — power to regulate pet stores.

A: Anyone in the state of Missouri who has more than 3 adult female dogs or cats and is engaged in the sale of dogs / cats, must be licensed by the state as a commercial breeder.

Because the vote to ban the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits purchased by pet stores from commercial breeders was not unanimous, a second vote on the ordinance will be held next week.

The new law requires commercial dog and cat breeders to obtain a state license and to submit to annual inspections by the Minnesota Board of Animal Health.

Because of a vote by the Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday, LA is now the largest city to have a ban on the sale of cats, dogs, and rabbits acquired from commercial breeders.

The bill also failed to exclude dogs and cats from the jurisdiction of the Livestock Care Standards Board such as those kept or bred by commercial breeders, or other animals kept as pets.

Under the new proposed Act, H.B. 2921, commercial pet breeders with more than 11 breeding dogs and cats would be regulated by the Board of Agriculture instead of the Pet Breeders Board made up of representatives from animal welfare, the breeders, and the state Veterinary Medical Assobreeders with more than 11 breeding dogs and cats would be regulated by the Board of Agriculture instead of the Pet Breeders Board made up of representatives from animal welfare, the breeders, and the state Veterinary Medical AssoBreeders Board made up of representatives from animal welfare, the breeders, and the state Veterinary Medical Assobreeders, and the state Veterinary Medical Association.

e. Commercial establishments selling locally bred dogs or cats shall prominently display the breeding permit number (s) of the breeder (s) whose dogs and cats are sold in said establishments and any other pertinent information required by the General Manager; Commercial establishments selling dogs and cats which were not bred within the City of Los Angeles shall prominently display the name and address of the breeder (s) of such dogs and cats and any other pertinent information required by the General Manager;

Steer clear of events offered by pet stores and breeders, as this only helps perpetuate the commercial dog and cat breeding industry by creating more demand.

A 2017 Virginia law supported by pet stores goes above and beyond this standard to ensure that stores with commercial partners are only sourcing cats and dogs from commercial breeders with clean track records of care and transparency.

NOTE: Based on research conducted by Animal Folks in 2015, at least 12 pet stores in Minnesota still sell puppies and kittens acquired from commercial dog or cat breeders.

According to Animal Folks Minnesota, Minnesotans led the way by working hard for years to pass legislation that would regulate commercial dog and cat breeders as well as to ensure the health and safety of dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens in breeding facilities.